A Hophal participle appearing in 1 Kings 10:18, describing 'refined gold' used in Solomon's great throne. The verb form indicates a passive process—the gold has been refined or purified, likely through fire, to achieve superior quality. The term emphasizes the throne's extraordinary value and craftsmanship. The parallel passage in 2 Chronicles 9:17 uses a different term ('pure'), and some lexical uncertainty exists, but the sense is clear: this is gold of the highest quality, thoroughly refined.